Представляем аккорды композиции "The Red Rose And The Briar" и глубже погружаем в смыслы творчества артиста Harding John Wesley . Эта интерпретация аккордов и текста песни помогает лучше понять смысл заложенный в композицию. Аппликатура аккордов песни «The Red Rose And The Briar» — это не просто изображения аккордов, а история, которую Harding John Wesley передаёт через ритм и интонации.
Harding John Wesley - "The Red Rose And The Briar"
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the authors own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## The Red Rose And The Briar ========================== by John Wesley Harding written by David Lewis & John Wesley Harding from the album "Here Comes The Groom" INTRODUCTION ============ In the tablature for the introduction, the symbols "^" and "v" denote down-strums and up-strums. The C-chords are played using the {310230} fingering by Wes, but the {010230} fingering isnt very different. It sounds pretty good if you change the pattern slightly, too - either by doing only single downstrums (no upstrums) in most of the intro, or by playing with fingers, using the thumb to play the bass run and the index, middle and ring fingers to play the treble chords. Wes plays with a pick, and Ive found my usual favourite (a 0.60 mm John Dunlop nylon type) too stiff to comfortably do the double strums at the right speed. My only thinner pick was a 0.38 mm Jim Dunlop nylon pick which makes the double strums easy but is a bit too pliable to let me emphasise the bass runs, so I got a 0.46 mm JD which is the best for my acoustic guitar but the optimum depends on you and your guitar. CHD: (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- Em ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ ^ v ^ |------3-------3-------3-------3--|------3---------------0----------| |------0-------0-------1-------1--|------0---------------0----------| |------0-------0-------0-------0--|------0---------------0----------| |---------------------------------|---------------------------------| |----------0h2-----3-------2p0----|---------------------------------| |--3------------------------------|--3-----------2-p-0-----------2--| 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . CHD: (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ v ^ |------3-------3-------3-------3--|------3---3---3---3--------------| |------0-------0-------1-------1--|------0---0---0---0--------------| |------0-------0-------0-------0--|------0---0---0---0--------------| |---------------------------------|------0---0---0h2----------------| |----------0h2-----3-------2p0----|---------------------------------| |--3------------------------------|--3------------------------------| 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . CHORDS AND LYRICS (Bass runs are shown in square brackets [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] and ================= instructions in curly backets {PLAY INTRODUCTION}.) {PLAY INTRODUCTION} (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G Midweek and we reached Scarlet town (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- C/B Am I was almost dying of thirst (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G We parked the car in some old schoolyard (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] The windscreen caked in dirt (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C There was no water in the engine D/B Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D Left no tread upon the tyres (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em The electrics were broke cause you went mad Em/F# (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G You ripped out all the wires G (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- , Across the road, a small cafe (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- C/B Am In the state of Disrepair (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G You went for papers and a shave (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] So I saved you a chair (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/B Em I knew it wasnt the journeys end Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D And that your dream was incomplete (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em But I just could not stand anymore (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G I was dead upon my feet (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] I was dead upon my feet (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C D/B Theres nothing there in the market square Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D But the ghost of the Scarlet town-crier G (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em I was dead upon my feet Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D I sing the red rose and the briar Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- (G in intro) I sing the red rose and the bri-ar {REPEAT INTRODUCTION TWICE} (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G The waitress told me her life story (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- C/B Am Shed always meant to up and go (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G She wiped her cup on her red pinafore (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] As we waited for you to show (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C D/B And I told her just a little of you Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D But left the picture incomplete (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em You still werent there to paint it in person Em/F# (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G So I skipped out on the street (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G I skipped out on the street (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G The newsagent grinned, he said that youd been in (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- Am You bought a local paper and some shaves (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G And the washroom attendant said that youd freshened up (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] That youd left but you hadnt payed (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C D/B And I couldnt figure out where you were Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D So I went back to look near the car (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em Theres nothing there where it should have been Em/F# (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G Just oil on dirt and tar (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] Just oil on dirt and tar (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C D/B Theres nothing there in the market square Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D But the ghost of the Scarlet town-crier (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em And theres nothing there where it should have been Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D I sing the red rose and the briar Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D I sing the red rose and the briar Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [E F#] (G in intro) {REPEAT INTRODUCTION} (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G I saw it parked way down the street (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- C/B Am In a garage off on the right (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G And a man said, "Get your hands off, son (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] I just traded that wreck for a motorbike" (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C D/B There was nothing left of mine inside Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D Not even the broken radio-o-o (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em And I couldnt figure out where that left me (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G So I went back to look for Rose (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- , (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G The Cafe Rouge was a lunchtime rush (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- C/B Am Of regulars yelling for food (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G And the service in there left a lot to be desired (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- C/B (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] All the regulars were getting rude (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C D/B I saw an apron thrown over a chair Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D A note said, "Hey John, were gone, were gone" (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em And I just smiled cause I loved you both (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G So I put the apron on (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [C (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- A] I put the apron on (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- D/C D/C D/B Still nothing there in the market square Am Am/B (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D But the ghost of the Scarlet town-crier (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em Well I just put the apron on Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D I sing the red rose and the briar Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D I sing the red rose and the briar Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- D I sing the red rose and the briar Am (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [E F#] (G in intro) I sing the red rose and the briar {REPEAT INTRODUCTION TWICE} G In Scarlet town where I was born (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- G There was a fair maid dwellin (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- G/F# Em Em7 Oh, the colour of her hair was brown Am And her name...... (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- Am And her name was...... (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- Am And her name was...... (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- [E F#] (G in intro) {REPEAT INTRODUCTION} G =============== THE END ================ NOTES ===== 0. According to Stephen M. Webb , "her name was..." Barbara Allan as in the song "Barbara Allan" which takes place in `Scarlet Town where I was born, ends up with a rose and briar. I dont have this song, so I didnt know this. I though it might have been Helen from "I went to visit Helen by St. Helens Park" (which is in Hastings, where Wes used to live) from the song "Pound, Pound, Pound" on the live & unaccompanied album "It Happened One Night". 1. Many thanks to Patrick Barnett for his generosity and help in compiling this posting and Chris Inglesi for pointing out the fact that its "fair maid dwellin" rather than "family dwellin" which I had at first. 2. All the chords are pretty much the basic fingerings but Wes uses a modified Em [0 2 2 0 0 3] and Em7 is [0 2 0 0 0 0]. For those of you unfamiliar with CRD notation, the chords with a slash such as C/B denote chords played with a different bass-note to usual. The part before the slash is the chord and the note after it is the bass note. So C/B is a basic (c)|---------- |---1------ |---------- |-----2---- |-------3-- |-------3-- chord [0 3 2 0 1 0] but with the bass-note changed to (b)|-2-------- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2--4----- |-2-------- |-2-------- becoming [x 2 2 0 1 0]. In fact you neednt worry too much about the 2nd fretted (d)|---2------ |-----3---- |---2------ |---------- |---------- |---------- string. What is important to note is that the bass-note is played on the most convenient string, not always on the bass-E string. In this song, the bass-note doesnt actually have to be the lowest note played - Ive used this notation to denote the bass notes in the bass-strum style. 3. Feel free to email me with any comments (see header for email address) or to request tabs for songs. If you have a favourite JWH song youd like me to have a go at, let me know. I now have the four full albums, "The Name Above The Title", "It Happened One Night", "Why We Fight" and "Here Comes The Groom". If I havent got the songs, I could only do them if you send me an audio tape with them on. If you could work out the lyrics, that would be a great help. The songs Ive tabbed/chorded so far are: From "The Name Above The Title": I Can Tell (When Youre Telling Lies) Save (a)|---------- |---2------ |---2------ |---2------ |---------- |---------- Little Room For Me The Peoples Drug The Person You Are Long Dead Gone } lyrics supplied by Backing Out } Alan Pulliam - thanks from "It Happened One Night": Roy Orbison Knows (The Best Mans Song) - thanks to Will Vaughan & "Sen" Kiss/Lovers Society {coming shortly} and from "Here Comes The Groom" The Red Rose And The Briar } thanks to Patrick Barnett and coming soon, the version not from "Here Comes The Groom" of When The Sun Comes Out } thanks to Patrick again These are archived on the guitar tab archives, ftp.nevada.edu and its mirror sites such as ftp.uwp.edu - you can find local mirror sites by using a program such as "archie". Cal Woods & Jim Carson, the new maintainers of the Nevada archive have kindly placed in it a file to aid archie searches. It is called "Nevada.Guitar.Archive". You can find the guitar directory of any nearby mirror sites using: unix% archie -m5 -N Nevada.Guitar.Archive Host unix.hensa.ac.uk Location: /pub/uunet/doc/music/guitar FILE -r--r--r-- 80 Jun 16 09:21 Nevada.Guitar.Archive Wess tabs are archived under '''/guitar/h/john_wesley_harding 4. The FTP archive at Trinity College Dublin (ftp.maths.tcd.ie) has also uploaded a lot of Wes songs in the directory: /pub/music/guitar/h/john_wesley_harding In addition to the songs Ive worked out, there is a copy of Crystal Blue Persuasion, originally by Tommy James and the Chandelles (sp') which appears on "The Name Above The Title". There doesnt appear to be a mirror site to Trinity College Dublin. 5. Enjoy! Regards, Ryan Kingsley Harding (no relation at all to Wes, aka. Wesley Harding Stace) ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ryan Harding Applied Optics Group, University of Kent at Canterbury, UK. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Now no-ones sitting on the fence, whose garden will we end up sitting in'" - John Wesley Harding, "The Person You Are" from "The Name Above The Title" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
В ряде случаев представлена аппликатура аккордов песни «The Red Rose And The Briar», что позволяет быстрее освоить игру на гитаре этой композиции. На этой странице собрано все в одном месте: текст песни, аккорды, аппликатура, что упрощает для личного использования, поделитесь им с друзьями или используете в творчестве. Погружайтесь в мир Harding John Wesley через его(их) музыку.